Re: [newbie] what´s the best modem for Linux ?

2003-01-05 Thread Dave Carroll




Get a US Robotics 5610b (56K V .92 Performance Pro). It costs between fifty and eighty dollars depending on where you purchase it, it officially works with Linux. A bit expensive, but after years of modem frustrations, it seems more than worth it to me. You can't go wrong with this one.


On Sun, 2003-01-05 at 06:58, K. Spress wrote:

How about a 3 Com Hardware based modem. Not a Win Modem. Win Modems do not play well in Linux. some work some do not 


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Subject: [newbie] whats the best modem for Linux ?

First of all, I would like to thank those who tried to help me. Unfortunately I cannot solve this riddle. I am just a simple user, with no computing skills, no computing course.
I would like you to recommend me a modem that works under Linux.

P.S.: the new monitor is an LG StudioWorks 501E. I cannot find it listed. How can I get the best driver ?

Thank you very much.

 





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[Fwd: Re: [newbie] Which is better:KDE or Gnome?]

2003-01-04 Thread Dave Carroll






This is off-topic, but a characterization of free software practices and sharing as more republican or libertarian in nature is also way off. Libertarians--which are really Republicans without a desire to regulate people's private practices (drug use, sexual practices)--are primarily concerned with the defense of private property from any state intervention. Free software undermines private property by keeping software in free, unrestrained public use. Free software is communally shared property. Libertarians are not opposed to regulation universally, only state intervention. Libertarians support unfree software licensing for example, and call any state support of free software intervention in the free market. Not exactly a recipe for cooperation. While I'm sure some libertarians depart from this ruthless attack on freedom, it's important to remember that the principal interest of libertarians is not protecting freedom, it is to protect private property. Of course, they do equate private property with freedom, but that's another discussion.

Sorry about the off-topic stuff. BTW, neither is better. KDE and Gnome perform differently on every machine and distribution, for some reason.

Dave




On Sat, 2003-01-04 at 15:22, Keith wrote: 

Linux users must be
left wing liberal Democrats because they don't follow the norm..

Actually, the team work, freeness (freedom), open source code, free market, 
less breaucratic (Microsoft, goverment like monsters), less regulation, 
freedom (originally slavery of course), responsibility, sharing, etc. are 
more republican or libertarian in nature. 
Canadian-Bruce Cockburn's- album The trouble with normal  (it always gets 
worse), is a leftiest ake at normal.  (culture  morality)
I'm alternative in nearly everything I do, from Linux to organic food 
production, Black/White reconciliation, restoration of Constitutional law, 
music, simple joyfull lifestyle, and in general taking on projects work that 
others say are impossible...
SO I'm not so sure only liberal Democrats do not follow the norm...
PS...FORGET Coke, fast food (greasy salt  sugar), instant, institutions 
like school,  plastic, pop music, junk literature...
Enjoy being real.
:)  Keith

On Saturday 04 January 2003 04:54 pm, james Mellema wrote:
 On Fri, 2003-01-03 at 11:49, walt wrote:
  Actually the only thing republicans are doing is creating an unnecessary
  war but that has nothing to do with linux.. besides, Linux users must be
  left wing liberal Democrats because they don't follow the norm..
  
  Walt
  
 Whose is Norm?
 
 I vote for:
 KDE, libertarian, mechanist, Alaskan ANWAR oil exploration.
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